US9992706B2 - HQoS control method, RSG and HQoS control system - Google Patents

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  • the present application relates to the field of communications, and in particular, to a hierarchical quality of service (HQoS) control method, a radio network controller site gateway (RSG), and an HQoS control system.
  • HQoS hierarchical quality of service
  • RSG radio network controller site gateway
  • IP Internet Protocol
  • VOIP voice over Internet protocol
  • video conference service a service that provides multimedia experience from the IP network, including services such as a high-quality IP television service, a video chat service, and a real-time gaming service.
  • NGN next generation network
  • 3G third generation mobile telecommunications technologies
  • a broadband access network is required for bearing an NGN/3G service, so as to reduce costs of the entire network solutions. All the foregoing cases require that the broadband access network has a quality of service (QoS) processing capability to bear services of different QoS requirements.
  • QoS quality of service
  • a typical broadband access network is a layer 2 network.
  • a broadband remote access server BRAS
  • BRAS broadband remote access server
  • a link from the BRAS to the terminal traverses devices such as the BRAS, a local area network switch (LAN Switch), a digital subscriber line access multiplexer (DSLAM), customer premise equipment (CPE), and the terminal, and a link rate gradually decreases. Therefore, there is a hierarchical QoS processing process, that is, an HQoS process.
  • a hierarchical QoS processing process that is, an HQoS process.
  • a mobile operator During construction of a mobile IP backhaul network, generally, a mobile operator does not have optical fiber transmission resources, and therefore, needs to lease transmission resources of a fixed network operator to connect a base station and a base station controller.
  • the fixed network operator promises to provide a layer 2 tunnel with a certain rate for the mobile operator, while a packet exceeding the rate will be discarded.
  • the mobile operator needs to perform predictable HQoS processing to ensure that a rate of a packet reaching the layer 2 tunnel of the fixed network operator is less than a committed rate of the layer 2 tunnel.
  • An objective of embodiments of the present application is to provide an HQoS control method, an RSG, and an HQoS control system, and solve a problem that risks are relatively concentrated when the existing HQoS technologies are applied to a mobile IP backhaul network.
  • an HQoS control method includes: where an RSG is connected to multiple CSGs, and each CSG of the CSGs is connected to multiple base stations, configuring, by the RSG, a bandwidth limitation parameter for each CSG of the CSGs; creating, by the RSG, different AAA domains for different IP address network segments, and configuring a QoS scheduling parameter in each AAA domain; and determining, by the RSG according to a configuration parameter of a first base station, a bandwidth limitation parameter of a CSG connected to the first base station, and determining a QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station, where the configuration parameter is used to indicate the CSG connected to the first base station, and is used to indicate an AAA domain corresponding to the first base station, and the first base station is one of the multiple base stations that initiate service requests.
  • the RSG and the CSGs are connected through subinterfaces or physical interfaces; and the configuring, by the RSG, a bandwidth limitation parameter for each of the CSGs includes: creating, by the RSG, a group queue GQ template for each of the CSGs; configuring, by the RSG, the bandwidth limitation parameter for a corresponding CSG in the GQ template; and binding, by the RSG, the GQ template to a subinterface or a physical interface of the corresponding CSG.
  • the creating, by the RSG, different AAA domains for different IP address network segments, and configuring a QoS scheduling parameter in each AAA domain includes: acquiring, by the RSG, IP address network segments to which the multiple base stations belong; creating, by the RSG, the corresponding AAA domains for the different IP address network segments; and configuring, by the RSG, in each AAA domain, the QoS scheduling parameter for a base station in an IP address network segment corresponding to the AAA domain.
  • the determining, by the RSG according to a configuration parameter of a first base station, a bandwidth limitation parameter of a CSG connected to the first base station, and determining a QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station includes: intercepting, by the RSG, a request packet sent by the first base station to a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP server, and extracting the configuration parameter of the first base station from the request packet, where the configuration parameter includes an equipment identifier of the CSG connected to the first base station, and an IP address and an Option60 attribute of the first base station; intercepting, by the RSG, a reply packet returned by the DHCP server to the first base station, and determining whether an IP address carried in the reply packet matches the IP address of the first base station; and when the IP address carried in the reply packet matches the IP address of the first base station, determining, by the RSG according to the equipment
  • the equipment identifier includes an identifier of an interface between the CSG connected to the first base station and the RSG.
  • an RSG is provided, where the RSG is connected to multiple CSGs, each CSG of the CSGs is connected to multiple base stations, and the RSG includes: a first configuring unit, adapted to configure a bandwidth limitation parameter for each CSG of the CSGs; a second configuring unit, configured to create different AAA domains for different IP address network segments, and configure a QoS scheduling parameter in each AAA domain; and an HQoS controlling unit, configured to, according to the bandwidth limitation parameter which is configured by the first configuring unit for each of the CSGs, and the QoS scheduling parameter which is configured by the second configuring unit in each AAA domain, and according to a configuration parameter of a first base station, determine a bandwidth limitation parameter of a CSG connected to the first base station, and determine a QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station, where the configuration parameter is used to indicate the CSG connected to the first base station, and is used to indicate an AAA domain corresponding to the first base station, and the first base station is one of the multiple base
  • the RSG and the CSGs are connected through subinterfaces or physical interfaces, and the first configuring unit is specifically configured to: create a group queue GQ template for each of the CSGs; configure the bandwidth limitation parameter for a corresponding CSG in the GQ template; and bind the GQ template to a subinterface or a physical interface of the corresponding CSG.
  • the second configuring unit is specifically configured to: acquire IP address network segments to which the multiple base stations belong; create the corresponding AAA domains for the different IP address network segments; and configure, in each AAA domain, the QoS scheduling parameter for a base station in an IP address network segment corresponding to the AAA domain.
  • the HQoS controlling unit is specifically configured to: intercept a request packet sent by the first base station to a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP server, and extract the configuration parameter of the first base station from the request packet, where the configuration parameter includes an equipment identifier of the CSG connected to the first base station, and an IP address and an Option60 attribute of the first base station; intercept a reply packet returned by the DHCP server to the first base station, and determine whether an IP address carried in the reply packet matches the IP address of the first base station; and when the IP address carried in the reply packet matches the IP address of the first base station, determine, according to the equipment identifier, the bandwidth limitation parameter of the CSG connected to the first base station, and determine, according to an AAA domain specified in the Option60 attribute, the QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station.
  • the equipment identifier includes an identifier of an interface between the CSG connected to the first base station and the RSG.
  • an HQoS control system including an RSG, CSGs, and base stations, where the RSG is connected to a plurality of the CSGs, each CSG of the CSGs is connected to multiple base stations, and the RSG includes: a first configuring unit, adapted to configure a bandwidth limitation parameter for each CSG of the CSGs; a second configuring unit, configured to create different authentication, authorization and accounting AAA domains for different IP address network segments, and configure a QoS scheduling parameter in each AAA domain; and an HQoS controlling unit, configured to, according to the bandwidth limitation parameter which is configured by the first configuring unit for each of the CSGs, and the QoS scheduling parameter which is configured by the second configuring unit in each AAA domain, and according to a configuration parameter of a first base station, determine a bandwidth limitation parameter of a CSG connected to the first base station, and determine a QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station, where the configuration parameter is used to indicate the CSG connected to the first base station,
  • the RSG and the CSGs are connected through subinterfaces or physical interfaces, and the first configuring unit is specifically configured to: create a group queue GQ template for each of the CSGs; configure the bandwidth limitation parameter for a corresponding CSG in the GQ template; and bind the GQ template to a subinterface or a physical interface of the corresponding CSG.
  • the second configuring unit is specifically configured to: acquire IP address network segments to which the multiple base stations belong; create the corresponding AAA domains for the different IP address network segments; and configure, in each AAA domain, the QoS scheduling parameter for a base station in an IP address network segment corresponding to the AAA domain.
  • the HQoS controlling unit is specifically configured to: intercept a request packet sent by the first base station to a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP server, and extract the configuration parameter of the first base station from the request packet, where the configuration parameter includes an equipment identifier of the CSG connected to the first base station, and an IP address and an Option60 attribute of the first base station; intercept a reply packet returned by the DHCP server to the first base station, and determine whether an IP address carried in the reply packet matches the IP address of the first base station; and when the IP address carried in the reply packet matches the IP address of the first base station, determine, according to the equipment identifier, the bandwidth limitation parameter of the CSG connected to the first base station, and determine, according to an AAA domain specified in the Option60 attribute, the QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station.
  • the equipment identifier includes an identifier of an interface between the CSG connected to the first base station and the RSG.
  • a CSG is added between a base station and an RSG, and the CSG is used as a new gateway of the base station; the RSG sets a GQ for each CSG and sets an SQ for each base station; and the RSG preconfigures a QoS policy for each CSG and a QoS policy for each base station, thereby implementing HQoS control during a service request process of the base station.
  • FIG. 1 is a structural block diagram of an HQoS control system according to an embodiment of the present application
  • FIG. 2 is an implementation flowchart of an HQoS control method according to an embodiment of the present application
  • FIG. 3 is a specific implementation flowchart of an HQoS control method S 201 according to an embodiment of the present application
  • FIG. 4 is a specific implementation flowchart of an HQoS control method S 202 according to an embodiment of the present application
  • FIG. 5 is a specific implementation flowchart of an HQoS control method S 203 according to an embodiment of the present application
  • FIG. 6 is a structural block diagram of an RSG according to an embodiment of the present application.
  • FIG. 7 is a structural block diagram of hardware of an RSG according to an embodiment of the present application.
  • a cell site gateway is added between a base station and an RSG, and the CSG is used as a new gateway of the base station; the RSG sets a group queue (GQ) for each CSG, and sets a subscriber queue (SQ) for each base station; and the RSG preconfigures a QoS policy for each CSG and a QoS policy for each base station, thereby implementing HQoS control during a service request process of the base station.
  • GQ group queue
  • SQ subscriber queue
  • the embodiments of the present application only involves a case of a downlink direction.
  • a case of an uplink direction because traffic in a low-speed line is aggregated to a high-speed line, in a situation without traffic convergence, no congestion occurs, and a problem of QoS processing does not need to be considered; while in a situation of traffic convergence, simple scheduling based on priority or by using a weighted round robin (WRR) algorithm may be performed on each node to ensure QoS of a service.
  • WRR weighted round robin
  • FIG. 1 is a structural block diagram of an HQoS system according to an embodiment of the present application. For ease of description, only parts related to the embodiment are shown.
  • each RSG 12 is connected to multiple CSGs 13 , and each CSG 13 is further connected to multiple base stations 11 . Because the CSGs 13 and the RSGs 12 are separately located at different layers of a two-layer network, IP addresses belonging to a same network segment are configured for the CSGs 13 and the RSGs 12 , so that the CSGs 13 and the RSGs 12 can communication with each other by using the IP addresses in the same network segment.
  • the CSGs 13 and the RSGs 12 serving as Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) relays, also help the base stations 11 to acquire IP addresses from a DHCP server 14 .
  • DHCP Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol
  • FIG. 2 is an implementation procedure of an HQoS control method according to an embodiment of the present application, which is described in detail as follows:
  • an RSG configures a bandwidth limitation parameter for each CSG.
  • S 201 is specifically:
  • the RSG creates a GQ template for each of the CSGs.
  • the RSG creates corresponding GQ template, and base stations connected to each CSG form one GQ.
  • the RSG configures the bandwidth limitation parameter for a corresponding CSG in the GQ template.
  • the RSG For each CSG connected to the RSG, the RSG configures a bandwidth limitation parameter for the CSG in a corresponding GQ template, where the bandwidth limitation parameter is a bandwidth limitation parameter configured by the RSG for the GQ that is connected to the CSG and includes multiple base stations.
  • the RSG binds the GQ template to a subinterface or a physical interface of the corresponding CSG.
  • the RSG binds the GQ template in which the bandwidth limitation parameter is configured to the subinterface or the physical interface of the CSG corresponding to the GQ template. Then, preconfiguration of a QoS policy for each GQ is completed.
  • the RSG creates corresponding authentication, authorization and accounting (AAA) domains for different IP address network segments, and configures a QoS scheduling parameter in each AAA domain.
  • AAA authentication, authorization and accounting
  • S 202 is specifically:
  • the RSG acquires IP address network segments to which the multiple base stations belong.
  • the RSG For access of all base stations of the CSG connected to the RSG, the RSG acquires the IP address network segments to which these base stations belong.
  • the RSG creates corresponding AAA domains for the different IP address network segments to which these base stations belong.
  • one corresponding AAA domain may be created for each IP address network segment, or one corresponding AAA domain may be created for several IP address network segments.
  • the RSG configures, in each AAA domain, a QoS scheduling parameter for a base station in an IP address network segment corresponding to the AAA domain.
  • the RSG configures, in each AAA domain, the QoS scheduling parameter for the base station in the IP address network segment corresponding to the AAA domain. Then, preconfiguration of a QoS policy for each SQ is implemented.
  • the RSG determines, according to a configuration parameter of a first base station, a bandwidth limitation parameter of a CSG connected to the first base station, and determines a QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station, where the configuration parameter of the first base station is used to indicate the CSG connected to the first base station, and is used to indicate an AAA domain corresponding to the first base station, and the first base station is a base station that initiates a service request.
  • S 203 is specifically:
  • the RSG intercepts a request packet sent by the first base station to a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP server, and extracts a configuration parameter of the first base station from the request packet, where the configuration parameter includes an equipment identifier of a CSG connected to the first base station, and an IP address and an Option60 attribute of the first base station.
  • the RSG when the first base station initiates the service request to the DHCP server, extracts, by intercepting the request packet sent by the first base station to the DHCP server, the configuration parameter of the first base station carried in the request packet, where the configuration parameter includes but is not limited to the equipment identifier of the CSG connected to the first base station, the IP address of the first base station, and the Option60 attribute of the first base station.
  • the equipment identifier is used to indicate the CSG connected to the first base station, that is, the equipment identifier is used to indicate an GQ in which the first base station is located.
  • the equipment identifier of the CSG connected to the first base station may be an identifier of an interface, through which the CSG is connected to the RSG, and is used to identify subinterfaces or physical interfaces between the CSG and the RSG.
  • the Option60 attribute of the foregoing configuration parameter is used to specify an AAA domain to which the first base station belongs.
  • the base station should have a function of setting the Option60 attribute, or it is required that the CSG should be capable of setting the Option60 attribute of the base station according to an IP address network segment of the base station during implementation of a DHCP relay function.
  • the RSG intercepts a reply packet returned by the DHCP server to the first base station, and determines whether an IP address carried in the reply packet matches the IP address of the first base station.
  • the RSG intercepts, by identifying an IP address in a Your IP address field of the reply packet, the IP address carried in the reply packet, and determines whether the IP address matches the IP address, acquired in S 501 , of the first base station.
  • the RSG determines, according to the equipment identifier, a bandwidth limitation parameter of a CSG connected to the first base station, and determines, according to an AAA domain specified in the Option60 attribute, a QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station.
  • a corresponding QoS policy is selected for the first base station from preconfigured QoS policies, so as to implement QoS control.
  • the RSG determines, according to the equipment identifier, the bandwidth limitation parameter of the CSG connected to the first base station. Further, when the equipment identifier is an identifier of an interface between the CSG and the RSG, because the bandwidth limitation parameter is directly configured in a GQ template bound to the interface between the CSG and the RSG, the corresponding bandwidth limitation parameter may be determined directly according to the identifier of the interface.
  • the RSG requests the QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station according to the AAA domain specified in the Option60 attribute.
  • FIG. 6 is a structural block diagram of an RSG according to an embodiment of the present application.
  • the RSG is located in the HQoS control system shown in FIG. 1 , and may be configured to execute the HQoS control methods described in the embodiments of the present application in FIG. 2 to FIG. 5 .
  • FIG. 6 For ease of description, only parts related to the embodiment are illustrated.
  • the RSG is connected to multiple CSGs, and each CSG is connected to multiple base stations.
  • the RSG includes:
  • a first configuring unit 61 adapted to configure a bandwidth limitation parameter for each CSG
  • a second configuring unit 62 configured to create different AAA domains for different IP address network segments, and configure a QoS scheduling parameter in each AAA domain;
  • an HQoS controlling unit 63 configured to, according to the bandwidth limitation parameter which is configured by the first configuring unit 61 for each of the CSGs, and the QoS scheduling parameter which is configured by the second configuring unit 62 in each AAA domain, and according to a configuration parameter of a first base station, determine a bandwidth limitation parameter of a CSG connected to the first base station, and determine a QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station, where the configuration parameter is used to indicate the CSG connected to the first base station, and is used to indicate an AAA domain corresponding to the first base station, and the first base station is a base station that initiates a service request.
  • the RSG and the CSGs are connected through subinterfaces or physical interfaces, and the first configuring unit 61 is specifically configured to:
  • the second configuring unit 62 is specifically configured to:
  • the HQoS controlling unit 63 is specifically configured to:
  • the configuration parameter includes an equipment identifier of the CSG connected to the first base station, and an IP address and an Option60 attribute of the first base station;
  • the IP address carried in the reply packet matches the IP address of the first base station, determine, according to the equipment identifier, the bandwidth limitation parameter of the CSG connected to the first base station, and determine, according to an AAA domain specified in the Option60 attribute, the QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station.
  • the equipment identifier includes an identifier of an interface between the CSG connected to the first base station and the RSG.
  • FIG. 7 is a structural block diagram of hardware of an RSG according to an embodiment of the present application.
  • the RSG is located in the HQoS control system shown in FIG. 1 , and may be configured to execute the HQoS control methods described in the embodiments of the present application in FIG. 2 to FIG. 5 .
  • FIG. 7 For ease of description, only parts related to the embodiment are illustrated.
  • the RSG is connected to multiple CSGs, and each CSG is connected to multiple base stations.
  • the RSG includes a processor 71 , a memory 72 , and a bus 73 , where the processor 71 and the memory 72 communicate with each other through the bus 73 ; the memory 72 is configured to store a program; and the processor 71 is configured to execute the program stored in the memory 72 , where the program, when being executed, is used to:
  • the configuration parameter is used to indicate the CSG connected to the first base station, and is used to indicate an AAA domain corresponding to the first base station, and the first base station is the base station that initiates a service request.
  • the RSG and the CSGs are connected through subinterfaces or physical interfaces, and the configuring, by the RSG, a bandwidth limitation parameter for each of the CSGs includes:
  • the creating, by the RSG, corresponding AAA domains for different IP address network segments, and configuring a QoS scheduling parameter in each AAA domain includes:
  • the determining, by the RSG according to a configuration parameter of a first base station, a bandwidth limitation parameter of a CSG connected to the first base station, and determining a QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station includes:
  • the RSG intercepting, by the RSG, a request packet sent by the first base station to a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol DHCP server, and extracting the configuration parameter of the first base station from the request packet, where the configuration parameter includes an equipment identifier of the CSG connected to the first base station, and an IP address and an Option60 attribute of the first base station;
  • the IP address carried in the reply packet matches the IP address of the first base station, determining, by the RSG according to the equipment identifier, the bandwidth limitation parameter of the CSG connected to the first base station, and determining, according to an AAA domain specified in the Option60 attribute, the QoS scheduling parameter of the first base station.
  • the equipment identifier includes an identifier of an interface between the CSG connected to the first base station and the RSG.
  • a CSG is added between a base station and an RSG, and the CSG is used as a new gateway of the base station; the RSG sets a GQ for each CSG, and sets an SQ for each base station; and the RSG preconfigures a QoS policy for each CSG and a QoS policy for each base station, thereby implementing HQoS control during a service request process of the base station.

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